FireHouse Vocalist C.J. Snare Dies at 64

Unexpected passing follows lengthy cancer battle, leaving fans and band in shock.

C.J. Snare, the lead vocalist and founding member of the rock band FireHouse, passed away at 64 due to cardiac arrest following a lengthy battle with cancer.
Snare's death came as a shock to fans and band members alike, as he was expected to return to the stage this summer after recovering from surgery.
FireHouse, known for hits like 'Love of a Lifetime' and 'When I Look Into Your Eyes,' enjoyed success in the early '90s and maintained a global fanbase.
Snare's contributions as a vocalist and keyboard player were pivotal to FireHouse's success, with the band's debut album going double platinum.
Tributes from fans, fellow musicians, and band members have poured in, celebrating Snare's legacy as one of the great voices in rock history.